Haul, hoist, and maneuver heavy objects with unparalleled efficiency and control. The Portable Snatch Block Winch with Double Swing Side Pulley Sheave (76mm) is your secret weapon for tackling demanding tasks in construction, rigging, recovery, outdoor adventures, and more. This powerhouse tool combines robust design, smooth operation, and unmatched versatility, making it an essential addition to any professional or DIYer's arsenal.

Imagine effortlessly lifting logs, pulling boats onto trailers, securing equipment during maintenance, or setting up complex rigging systems. This snatch block winch empowers you to achieve seemingly impossible feats with minimal effort. Its compact size and lightweight construction ensure portability, allowing you to take on challenges wherever they arise. Whether you're scaling mountains, exploring remote terrains, or working on construction sites, this dependable tool will be your trusted companion.

Use 50kN carabiners (PCA-1702) or 70kN (PCA-1701) to attach the pulley to a polyester sling.

When using this pulley along with the single pulley PCA-1275, you can quadruple the pulling strength. With 2 of these double pulleys, 5 tons of pulling power will be generated when using the PCW3000-Li.

Ideal rope diameter : 10 mm

SPECIFICATIONS

Minimum Breaking Load (metric) : 90 kN (9185 kg)
Working Load Limit (metric) : N/A
Material : Sides: Stainless steel. Sheaves: Aluminum

WEIGHT & DIMENSIONS

Weight (metric) : 0,82 kg
Diameter (metric) : 76 mm
Length (metric) : 18,34 cm
Width (metric) : 7,95 cm
Height (metric) : 4,88 cm

ROPE

Minimum diameter (metric) : 6 mm
Maximum diameter (metric) : 10 mm

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Additional Information : Not designed for steel cable.
Additional information : The NEWTON is the International System unit for force; it is equal to the amount of net force required to accelerate a mass of one kilogram at a rate of one meter per second squared. --- The WORKING LOAD LIMIT (WLL) is the maximum load which should not be exceeded under any condition. --- The MINIMUM BREAKING STRENGTH (MBS) is observed during a destructive test. You should divide it by an appropriate safety factor.